How to get certified as a minority-owned business
Becoming certified as a minority-owned business can provide resources and funding opportunities to socially and economically disadvantaged groups.
4 min read
Oct 19, 2023
Emma Woodward
Contributor, Personal Finance
Emma Woodward is a freelance personal finance writer with a knack for simplifying tricky financial concepts. She's been writing for over eight years professionally. Her clients have included Finch, Gusto, HomeLight and Toast, and she’s been featured on The Financial Diet.
When she's not helping you balance your budget, you can find her writing about real estate, food, and restaurant tech. She is also a working mom extraordinaire.
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